DOVER (March 19, 2015) – Delaware confronts climate change and faces the challenge of preparing for it in a new video airing this week on the DNREC YouTube Channel.

Fishing is an activity that can be started at any age by any person regardless of gender, physical size or athletic ability. Fishing can also be enjoyed individually or with family and friends. A great way to introduce youth to fishing is through the \”Hooked On Fishing – Not On Drugs\” (HOFNOD) Program.

\”Hooked On Fishing – Not On Drugs\” is a unique, nationally recognized program created by the Future Fisherman Foundation. In 2012, Governor Christie signed legislationestablishing the statewide implementation of the HOFNOD program. The legislation provided initial funding through an appropriation of $200,000 from the state\’s Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund. (See below for the identical State Assembly and Senate bills.)

Following execution of a search warrant at the Da Da Da Spa at 465 Woodbury-Glassboro Road in Mantua Township NJ late Wednesday (3/18), officers of the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office charged one woman with promoting prostitution and another with engaging in prostitution at the spa.

Charged with promoting prostitution was Kyong Stolow (DOB 2/4/55), of the Woodbury-Glassboro road business address where she was arrested. Also arrested there and charged with engaging in prostitution was Esther S. Kim (DOB 4/15/81), of Philadelphia. Both women were released on their own recognizance.

424 OFFERS ACCEPTED AND 280 CLOSINGS IN CONTINUING EFFORT TO MOVE HOMES FROM REPEATEDLY FLOODED AREAS

TRENTON – The first Woodbridge demolitions in the post-Sandy Blue Acres residential property buyout program are occurring this week, marking another major milestone in the state\’s continuing efforts to move homeowners out of harm\’s way, the Department of Environmental Protection announced today.

Demolitions in the township started last week when homes on Watson Avenue and Crampton Avenue, all of which are adjacent to the Heards Brook, were razed. Today, a repeatedly flood-damaged home at nearby 560 Heidelberg Avenue was taken down. Additional demolitions will be scheduled in the township over the next several months.